Characteristic Design of Microwave Dielectric Materials by Using Self-Flux Compositions

Masato Yamazaki; Takashi Kasashima; Katsuya Yamagiwa; Takeshi Mitsuoka; Kazushige Ohbayashi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.301.109

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Characteristic Design of Microwave Dielectric Materials by Using Self-Flux Compositions

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In order to improve the sinterability and controllability of dielectric properties, we focused on self-flux composition. In the case of Ba(Mg1/3Nb2/3)O3, we selected Ba(1-b)NbbOd as self-flux system and investigated correlations between Q-factor and the b value. Interestingly, high Q-value was obtained only at the b=0.45. Moreover, the dielectric constant and tf change linearly by the quantity of Ba0.55Nb0.45Od under keeping up high-Q value. As a result, it was indicated that the dielectric properties could be controlled by the assumption of stoichiometric composition and liquid phase consisted by self-flux.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 301)

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Masato Yamazaki, Takashi Kasashima, Katsuya Yamagiwa, Takeshi Mitsuoka, Kazushige Ohbayashi

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Characteristic Design, Microwave Dielectric Material, Self-Flux Composition

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